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Immigration Authorities Falsely Raids Elderly Women’s House

Aug 9 2024 Share

Nationalist Member of Parliament Darren Carabott revealed on his Facebook page that immigration authorities mistakenly raided the home of an elderly woman in Marsa, acting on incorrect information while attempting to apprehend individuals living in Malta illegally.


Carabott shared that the family reached out to him personally, detailing how the authorities forcefully broke down the door. Upon realizing their mistake, they failed to contact the family about the damage caused, merely repairing the traditional antique Maltese door with two screws and a piece of wood.

He also noted that the family only learned about the raid from their neighbors, as the authorities did not reach out to them directly.

Carabott emphasized that this incident highlights the prejudice faced by families living in such areas and stressed the importance of acting on accurate information and addresses.

He concluded by expressing relief that for a few months the elderly woman has not been living alone in the house, imagining the fear she would have experienced had she been alone when law enforcement forcefully entered her home.

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“Kien l-akbar unur li nservi lill-Prim Ministru Robert Abela” – Ronald Vassallo

Aug 9 2024 Share

After four years as the Head of Communications for the Labour Party—a role he was appointed to in 2020 following Robert Abela’s election at just 23—Ronald Vassallo has announced his resignation.

Although Vassallo has chosen not to disclose the reason for his resignation, he expressed his gratitude to Prime Minister Robert Abela, as well as to the various workers, volunteers, and party activists in his Facebook post. He went on to describe the headquarters as his “second home.”

Vassallo is the latest in a series of high-profile resignations within the Labour Party following the June elections. Other notable departures include PL deputy leaders Chris Fearne and Daniel Micallef, policy consultant Alexander Balzan, OPM communications consultant Claire Azzopardi, Labour Party CEO Randolph De Battista, and OPM head of secretariat Glenn Micallef. As the party navigates this period of change, further movements are expected as Abela and the Labour Party leadership work to appoint new figures to ensure the party’s continued renewal and strength.

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Leonid McKay Appointed Labour Party CEO: Abela Confident in New Leadership

Leonid McKay Appointed Labour Party CEO: Abela Confident in New Leadership
Aug 9 2024 Share

Leonid McKay has been appointed as the new CEO of the Labour Party, following Randolph De Battista’s departure from the role. The announcement was made through a social media post by Prime Minister and Labour Party leader Dr. Robert Abela, just a day after De Battista stepped down. Dr. Abela expressed his satisfaction with McKay’s appointment, stating that he is confident McKay will excel in the role, noting that his capabilities and values speak for themselves.

McKay, a seasoned public sector leader, brings a wealth of experience to the position, having served in various high-profile roles. His career includes leadership positions such as CEO of Jobsplus, CEO of the Authority for the Responsible Use of Cannabis, and executive head of the Housing Authority. A sociology and social policy graduate, McKay was also the director of Caritas Malta from 2014 to 2018, where he contributed significantly to the social sector.

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As McKay steps into his new role during a period of significant transition for the Labour Party, the party expressed gratitude to Randolph De Battista for his contributions as CEO.

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Labour Party CEO Randolph De Battista Steps Down Amid Leadership Shake-Up; Robert Abela Thanks Him for His Service

Labour Party CEO Randolph De Battista Resigns Amid Leadership Shake-Up; Robert Abela Thanks Him for His Service
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Randolph De Battista announced he has stepped away from his role as CEO of the Labour Party in a heartfelt social media post. He reflected on his journey, expressing pride in the milestones achieved during his tenure while acknowledging the challenges faced. De Battista emphasised the importance of integrity and dedication in serving the party and highlighted his commitment to representing the voices of the marginalised. His departure marks a significant moment for the party, signalling a period of transition and renewal.

Prime Minister Robert Abela responded with gratitude, commending De Battista for his professionalism and integrity, which, he noted, would leave a lasting impact on the Labour Party. Abela praised De Battista for his unwavering commitment to giving a voice to minority perspectives, acknowledging the positive influence this would have on the party’s future.

De Battista is the latest in a series of high-profile resignations within the Labour Party following the June elections. Other notable departures include PL deputy leaders Chris Fearne and Daniel Micallef, policy consultant Aleander Balzan, OPM communications consultant Claire Azzopardi, PL communications head Ronald Vassallo, and OPM head of secretariat Glenn Micallef. As the party navigates this period of change, further movements are expected as Abela and the Labour Party leadership work to appoint new figures to ensure the party’s continued renewal and strength.

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